Thanks, Jeremy. New Windows beta is working flawlessly.
Filter option! Thanks, that was what I was looking for. However, I think that using logical expressions inside the dataset entry box will reduce data storage. I mean, if I need to create a box plot, it will be easier to define the dataset in the properties dialog as: CO AND R == 1, or something like that, rather than creating a new dataset. However, your solutions works perfect. Best regards, Ignacio. > > Dr. M. Ignacio Monge García > > Servicio de Cuidados Intensivos y Urgencias > > Hospital del SAS de Jerez > > 11408. Jerez de la Frontera, España > > Teléfono: +34 956032090 > > Fax: +34 956032091 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > El sábado 20 de agosto de 2011 a las 11:36, Jeremy Sanders escribió: > M. Ignacio Monge wrote: > > > I would like to make you some minor suggestions: > > * The first one: please, put a Donate button in your webpage. I would > > like to contribute to your project (I'm not rich, but I would like to > > put a few bucks in your pocket to keep you on Veuz project). > > Thanks - I was thinking about this. As there is no organisation behind the > app, it would have to be personal gift to me "as-is". It would be useful to > offset any costs I might have or provide an incentive to work on the > project. I would be happy to take this but I don't want to put any other > contributers backs up! > > > * The less important things: > > - In Windows latest beta (1.12.999) toolbar and dialogs layout are not > > saved after closing the program. > > Thanks for the report. This appears to be bug in the latest pyinstaller, > which seems to break atexit functions. It was pretty easy to work around. > Please try out http://download.gna.org/veusz/testing/veusz-1.12.9999- > windows-setup.exe which should fix the problem. > > > - Editing data: please, add a Copy option from clipboard to data > > sheet. This would make easier to copy data from other application > > (like an statistical program). > > You can currently copy data by selecting it in the edit data dialog box and > right clicking. I agree it would be useful to have a copy option in the > dataset browser to copy an entire dataset. It shouldn't be too difficult to > do.... > > > - multiple variable clustered plot: I will try to explain. Imagine > > that I would like to create a plotbox for two variables: cardiac > > output and mean arterial pressure (MAP), but I would like to separate > > the two variables into two groups: responders and nonresponders (R and > > NR). So that the graph should appear: CO-R/CO-NR and MAP-R/MAP-NR. The > > easiest way would be to create a new variable "responder" with two > > values "R" and "NR" that allows to separate both groups. Actually, > > this is very hard to achieved. I think that you could create a plot > > with the variable CO "AND" R, and also CO "AND" NR. This is, using > > logical expression or something similar from the menu. > > You can do something a bit like this with the filter dataset command. Go to > Data->Operations->Filter->Expression. Anter CO as the input dataset, then > you can have a filter expression like R == 1 and enter an output dataset > name. You might want to tick the replace missing options with nan, which > makes the output dataset the same size. You can then plot the new dataset. > > > - The menu "Use as" editing existing data can be very long (occupying > > all the screen) if there are a large number of variables. > > Yes it can be. Maybe it could switch to a hierarchical format over a certain > number of entries. You can also click the .. next to a dataset setting to > bring up the dataset browser window. > > Thanks > > Jeremy > > > > _______________________________________________ > Veusz-discuss mailing list > [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/veusz-discuss
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